I’m really curious about riding one of those shapes, and since you’ve been developing a different equipment on a parallel universe, and since you’re the one who proved to the world that this equipment is absolutely valid, i would really like to read your opinon about from those shapes/bottom configurations what’s the best one for everyday small (1’ to 4’-5’) waves on beach breaks.
I’m really attracted by the shape of the PotBelly, but i was also attracted by this white board on the last photos and you said it didn’t work it’s best on small mushy waves due it’s over domed bottom configuration.
By the way, do you still ride the Starfin often?
Happy birthday to that Aussie kid called Occy… i’ll watch the “Pump!” this night, the first surf video i saw and still one of my favorites.
More photos of Cheyne - the key to surfing bigger waves well (The BOTTOM TURN)
Will post some more pics soon. Do you still have the board (top left) that you surfed in “Scream in Blue” Cheyne? Looked like it surfed unreal! Cheers Andrew
still smokin those cigars…sooooo goood… tanks…my small board is a tuflite same shape that i won the world masters…soon as i know how to make photos…smaller so i can send…baby in 1 hand now…will have 2 go…
Hi Coque…yeah still riding the star-fin 90% of the time…the tuf lite…is great…when the winds up i use regular glass so the weight can move through the wind…surfs been fun…chasing some big ones here and there…wife is cool about flying off…as long as I get home straight after it goes down and take over the kids…lucky…still have about 10 of those cigars will send a pic soon…smoked one at the asp awards…they are the best…
THE KIDS ARE GOOD…WE HAD PERFECT 2FT SURF TODAY TUBING…WAS LIKE CAPE ST FRANCIS…good to hear your baby growing fast… Ricky Carroll is doing a great job with my single fins…for east coast…been busy surfn…OZ… how has pensocola been?
Pensacola is Hurricane central…we already has a small scare. I am just getting back into the water after a long layoff with a bone spur on my rotator cuff left shoulder. Really a pain…but it feels great getting back into the water. A bit rusty. Yes…Ricky is doing a good job. Heritage in New Jersey just picked up the line. It will be all set up for you to pay a visit sometime soon. Our sandbars have been messed up for a couple of years. We get surf …but it closes out. I will try and get down to Oz in the next year.
Found this thread in my internet search for a Starfin and wondered if Solosurfer was going to have any any time soon. I saw an (old?) mention about you having some off colors for a bit less money, but whatever, I’m hoping to find me one
I guess the above board is from Hawaii 1980/81 season. I recall it in a Surfing Magazine from 1981, when Cheyne's mate Larry Blair was heading for 3-in-a-row at Pipe.
The footage on the board below, I guess from the previous season, is incredible. It blew my mind.